Indoor terrarium, nepenthes and frogs... what is the scoop?

[lowlow]

Hey community,
I have been browsing around the Internet trying to figure out if it would be appropriate to have either a species of dart frog or tree frog with my neps? At the moment they are growing under a compact fluorescent light and the temperatures don't get above the 80's. I am wanting to start a new terrarium and potentially house a frog or two. Again, I literally know nothing about caring for frogs. I have a parrot and that is all I can speak on.

Just wondering if any of you have any tips or pointers to get me in the right direction?

I am considering getting the 22.5″L x 17″D x 36″T Glass Terrarium put out by protean.

http://www.customglassterrariums.com/22-5-l-x-17-d-x-36-t-glass-terrarium/

Thank you all for your help.

 

[rattler]

ive kept and bred darts and mantellas and still have neps.....to me it is not worth the risk of a $15 plant possibly eating a $50-100 frog but thats just me....Darts really arent the best climbers of the frog world and i can see them getting stuck in a nep pitcher at some point even if they get out 99 times out of 100 you still have that one time your plant ate an expensive frog.....

 

[Tony C]

Hey community,
I am considering getting the 22.5″L x 17″D x 36″T Glass Terrarium put out by protean.

I hope you are a patient person.

 

[Cthulhu138]

I've had both R.imitator and R.ventrimaculatus breed and raise tadpoles in N.gracilis pitchers.

 

[Maiden]

Nep with little frogs? Nice combo, but risky for your frogs lol. We are looking foward to see the pictures when your setup will be up

 

[Lil Stinkpot]

I've had both R.imitator and R.ventrimaculatus breed and raise tadpoles in N.gracilis pitchers.

Pics or it didn't happen.